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A golden compass pointing to the word "Leadership."

Keep Calm and Carry On

Higher ed leaders need to carefully consider their unique contexts in charting a path through the current chaos, Susan Elrod and Adrianna Kezar write.

A tablet with the word "ebooks" peeks out from a library shelf lined with physical books.

What Happens if Libraries Can’t Buy Ebooks?

Leo S. Lo writes that a shift from perpetual licenses to subscription-based models demands a strategic response.

3 Questions for Notre Dame’s Jim Lang

On careers, books and podcasts.

The Case for a More Engaged, Holistic College Education

How campuses can better cultivate critical awareness, civic engagement, student development and global literacy.

An illustration, depicting the concept of a growth mindset, of a human head with a tree sprouting from it, a tree with many multi-colored leaves.

What Happens When You Read a Job Description With a Growth Mindset?

New career possibilities can open up when you start with the bias toward “I’m qualified,” Rachel Bernard writes.

Protesters marching at night in New York City hold a big banner that says "Release Mahmoud Khalil/Hands Off Our Students/ICE Off Our Campuses/Shut It Down 4 Palestine."

Old Laws, New Targets

Immigration enforcement has been used before to police student activism, David S. Busch writes.

In this historical black-and-white photo from a 1965 anti-war teach-in, a dense crowd of people in an auditorium sit in an audience, seemingly listening to a speaker with intense interest and focus.

A Way to Honor the Teach-in Movement at 60

It’s time for another national teach-in movement, Robert Cohen writes.

With Friends Like These, Who Needs Authoritarians?

Bret Stephens gets schooled by experts. Will it matter?